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NBA team Utah Jazz ban a fan for altercation with Russel Westbrook

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Utah Jazz fan Shane Keisel has been given a lifetime ban from Vivint Smart Arena for his actions during Monday's game involving Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook.

In an official statement from the Jazz, Keisel's punishment was determined after an investigation using video evidence and eyewitness accounts from others in the area:

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Statement from the Utah Jazz: https://t.co/L3eYolvrpq

The NBA also announced Westbrook was fined $25,000 for using profanity and threatening a fan, per The Athletic's Brett Dawson.

Eric Woodyard of the I'll f--k you up. You and your wife" toward Keisel Deseret News posted video of Westbrook yelling "(warning: post contains profanity):

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Things get heated between Russell Westbrook and Utah Jazz fans again. "I'll f*ck you up. You and your wife," he says. Not sure what these fans said to him, but he also had issues with Jazz fans during the postseason. https://t.co/LquwRmLVNy

Westbrook told reporters after the game he heard Keisel directing racist comments toward him:

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Russell Westbrook says the comment from the Jazz fan that set him off was: "Get down on your knees like you're used to." https://t.co/i0vIlblSwJ

However, Keisel said he told Westbrook to "sit down and ice your knees, bro."

Per NBA.com, members of the arena security team issued multiple conduct warning cards to fans in the area where Keisel was sitting.

Westbrook also had a run-in with Jazz fans during last year's first-round playoff series. He slapped at the hand of a man who was filming him walking to the locker room after Oklahoma City's Game 6 loss.

Unless the Jazz and Thunder meet in the playoffs, they won't play again this season.

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Jazz Ban Fan Shane Keisel for Life After Russell Westbrook Altercation

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Utah Jazz Adam Wells Rick Bowmer/Associated Press @adamwells1985 Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Utah Jazz fan Shane Keisel has been given a lifetime ban from Vivint Smart Arena for his actions during Monday's game involving Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook.

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Former detention officer arrested on rape charges, covered in scratches in mug shot

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A fired corrections officer in Georgia has been arrested on rape and assault charges after police said he allegedly held a woman against her will for hours.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Monday that 28-year-old Kirk Taylor Martin, of Acworth, is facing multiple charges including aggravated sexual battery, aggravated assault, criminal attempt to commit sodomy, false imprisonment and obstructing an emergency call.

Officials said he was arrested Friday after the victim was able to contact someone outside her home after being held there by Martin from the afternoon of March 7 until the early hours of March 8.

Martin's mug shots show him covered with dozens of bloody scratch marks on his neck and chest that police said were inflicted by the victim during a violent struggle, the Dalton Daily Citizen-News reported.
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According to court documents, Murray County sheriff's deputies responded to the home after the alleged victim called 911. During that call, a man reportedly took the phone away from the person calling for help, NewsChannel9 reported.

Upon their arrival, Martin reportedly told deputies he had "f----- up" and that he had "let things get too far."

The 28-year-old reportedly told deputies that he and the victim had recently broken up and he had entered the home using his spare key.

Martin told officials the victim was in the shower when he entered the home and he tried to engage in sexual intercourse with her, but she resisted. He then allegedly pinned her down to keep her from fighting back.
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The victim told investigators that Martin allegedly used an object to penetrate her while holding her down by choking her. She said she thought she would pass out, the affidavit said.

Court documents say Martin then locked her in a closet, before letting her out after she calmed him down by saying they could get back together.

According to her account, the victim was able to contact her mother, who then called the police.

When Martin learned police had been called, he allegedly threatened to kill himself - grabbing a firearm off her nightstand. But he reportedly got scared and put both down, the affidavit said.
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Martin worked as a jailer from March 2017 until he was fired in April 2018. Murray County sheriff's Deputy Chief Jimmy Davenport told the Dalton Daily Citizen-News that Martin was fired after multiple violations of jail policy, including giving an inmate the wrong prescription medication.

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Former detention officer arrested on rape charges, covered in scratches in mug shot

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A fired corrections officer in Georgia has been arrested on rape and assault charges after police said he allegedly held a woman against her will for hours. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Monday that 28-year-old Kirk Taylor Martin, of Acworth, is facing multiple charges including aggravated sexual battery, aggravated assault, criminal attempt to commit sodomy, false imprisonment and obstructing an emergency call.

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Arkansas police officer fires at least 15 times into car while on hood in deadly shooting caught on video

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The Browns about to be cold!!!!!

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It actually happened.

On Tuesday night -- just three days after the Raiders traded for Antonio Brown -- the Browns pulled off a monumental trade with the Giants for Odell Beckham, as first reported by NFL Network's Mike Garafolo and confirmed by CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora. In return for one of the best receivers in football, the Giants acquired the Browns' first-round pick, second third-round pick, and 2017 first-round pick Jabrill Peppers, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The trade actually happened. Beckham is on the Browns, and he immediately transforms them into the best team in the AFC North. The Giants are suddenly without their best player, and they didn't even get the two first-round picks that many believed would be a requirement in any trade involving Beckham.

Obviously, the winners and losers from Tuesday's blockbuster won't be known for some time. We need to see how the Giants use those draft picks. The players drafted with those picks need to be given a chance to step foot on the field in a Giants uniform. We also need to see how Beckham meshes with Baker Mayfield in Cleveland in addition to considering his impact within the ...

Oh, who are we kidding? Let's sort through the chaos and grade the trade right now, because as it stands, there's one very clear winner and one very clear loser. Yes, that could always change over time, but as of right now, give the Browns loads of credit for making the biggest move of the offseason and criticize the Giants for not getting as good of a haul that a player of Beckham's caliber should've fetched in the trade market.

We begin with the Browns.

Cleveland Browns: A

The Browns won this trade.

They just acquired arguably the league's best receiver who is both 26 years old and under contract for five more seasons with an average annual base salary of roughly $14.5 million. Even if the Browns end up reworking Beckham's contract to give him more money, they just added arguably the league's best receiver, who is still in his prime, and they didn't even have to give up multiple first-round picks. Heck, they didn't even have to give up the first of their two third-round picks. Even after parting ways with two draft picks, they're still armed with eight picks in the upcoming draft, two of which are a second- and third-round pick.

Here's what they're getting: Since Beckham entered the league in 2014, he ranks third in receiving yards per game with 92.8, slotting in behind Julio Jones and Antonio Brown. In that span, he also ranks third in touchdown catches with 44 even though he's missed 21 possible games. Put another way, DeAndre Hopkins ranks second with 45 touchdown catches, but he's played in 20 more games than Beckham in that span.

Translation: Beckham is in the top tier of NFL receivers. That much is indisputable.

He turns the Browns into the best team in the AFC North one year after they went 7-8-1 with their young nucleus, even after Hue Jackson actively sabotaged them during the first half the season. The Steelers just lost Antonio Brown. The Ravens lost C.J. Mosley and Eric Weddle. The Bengals are still the Bengals. The Browns added Odell Beckham to an offense that already has Baker Mayfield, Nick Chubb, Jarvis Landry, Antonio Callaway, David Njoku, and Kareem Hunt -- not to mention a defense that ranked 12th in DVOA.

This is good:

Browns offense ...

QB: Mayfield
RB: Chubb
WR: Beckham
WR: Landry
LT: Robinson
LG: Bitonio
C: Tretter
RG: Corbett
RT: Hubbard
TE: Njoku
WR: Callaway

... That's pretty good. And the defensive talent's not bad either.
- Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) March 13, 2019

According to SportsLine's Stephen Oh, the Browns' chance of winning the AFC North has risen to 50.5 percent with Beckham. Their projected number of wins has jumped to 10.1.

That's a clear win.

New York Giants: F

First-round pick this year (No. 17 overall)

Third-round pick this year (No. 95 overall)

Let's start with the obvious: The Giants just got significantly worse by parting ways with one of the league's best receivers. Again, that's undeniable.

Clear difference in philosophy: The Browns have figured out that having good players is good. The Giants? Well they think having good players is bad. We'll see who is right.
- Kevin Clark (@bykevinclark) March 13, 2019

What's especially concerning about this trade from their perspective is that they didn't even get two first-round picks, which is what many assumed they'd get if they decided to trade Beckham. As NFL Network's Kimberly Jones said on Tuesday shortly before the trade, "Would two No. 1 picks do it? Perhaps, but there doesn't seem to be a team lining up with that kind of mega offer for Odell Beckham Jr."

In the end, the Giants settled for the No. 17 pick, the No. 95 pick, and Peppers.

If the Giants had called around and told teams that the best offer they had for OBJ was a 1, 3 + starting safety, would anyone have beat it? Hard to believe this is the best they could do.
- Kevin Seifert (@SeifertESPN) March 13, 2019

Maybe they'll draft a great player with those picks. Given the draft is a crapshoot, it's more likely that they won't hit on both picks. It's even more unlikely that either of those picks will result in a player as impactful as Beckham. In Peppers, the Browns are getting a good, but not great young safety who will replace Landon Collins. He'll be a nice addition, but he's not magically transforming that Giants' defense into a top unit.

The timing of the trade, which factors into their grade, is also puzzling. If the Giants were so eager to get rid of Beckham that they settled for the Browns' offer, why didn't they trade him a year ago before they handed him a five-year extension?

The Giants paid Odell Beckham $21.459 million in 2018 as part of his new 5-year $90 million contract. He played 12 games before season-ending quad injury. What a waste of money. If they were going to dump him, they should have traded him last year before signing him.
- Gary Myers (@GaryMyersNY) March 13, 2019

If the Giants were sick of Beckham's antics, they never should have given him that $90M extension. Not pay him and then trade him away.
- Lindsay Jones (@bylindsayhjones) March 13, 2019

Not only that, but according to Over The Cap, the Giants will take on $16 million in dead money too. That's a significant amount of money to be paying a player who doesn't play for your team anymore.

This is not a list teams want to be on. To no one's surprise, the Steelers and Giants are both on it after dealing away their highly paid receivers.

Even Giants general manager Dave Gettleman indicated two months ago that trading Beckham so soon after signing him to an extension wouldn't make much sense.

Gettleman: We didn't sign Odell to trade him.
- New York Giants (@Giants) January 2, 2019

The Giants are now committed to a full rebuild one year after they passed on drafting a potential franchise quarterback in order to take a running back with the second-overall pick. While Saquon Barkley has proven to be a tremendous talent, his awesome rookie season also proved that he alone can't turn the Giants into contenders. Considering the Giants are in the beginning stages of their rebuild -- Eli Manning is still their quarterback -- it's not at all unreasonable to suggest that by the time the Giants are ready to compete, Barkley will no longer be on his rookie deal.

This is a disaster for the Giants. They traded away their best player in the prime of his career for a disappointing price less than a year after they gave him a huge contract. They're now beginning a rebuild one year after taking a running back over a quarterback with the No. 2 pick in the draft.

It's almost like they've been operating without a clear plan or direction.

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Odell Beckham Jr. Trade Grades: Browns huge winners for acquiring WR, Giants clear losers in an utter disaster

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It actually happened. On Tuesday night -- just three days after the Raiders traded for Antonio Brown -- the Browns pulled off a monumental trade with the Giants for Odell Beckham, as first reported by NFL Network's Mike Garafolo and confirmed by CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora.

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On Tuesday night -- just three days after the Raiders traded for Antonio Brown -- the Browns pulled off a monumental trade with the Giants for Odell Beckham, as first reported by NFL Network's Mike Garafolo and confirmed by CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora. In return for one of the best receivers in football, the Giants acquired the Browns' first-round pick, second third-round pick, and 2017 first-round pick Jabrill Peppers, according to ESPN's Adam Sche

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A massive, powerful storm will overtake the central U.S. on Wednesday, bringing dangerous weather to 100 million Americans -- from crippling blizzard conditions to dangerous winds, heavy rain and severe thunderstorms. This storm will impact everyone from the Rockies to the Ohio River Valley, and from the Mexican border to the Canadian border.

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After over a decade of searching, a team of NOAA marine ecologists spotted a group of Type D killer whales off the southern tip of South America

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After over a decade of searching, a team of NOAA marine ecologists spotted a group of Type D killer whales off the southern tip of South America.

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A car crashed into Ruskin High School near the entrance to the school’s gymnasium early Tuesday, sending two people to the hospital, according to a school district spokeswoman

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Two people were injured when their car crashed into the Ruskin High School near the school's gymnasium.

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At least eight people were killed Wednesday in a shooting at a school near Sao Paulo, Brazil, according to the country's military police.
Two armed men wearing hoods entered the State School Raul Brasil in the town of Suzano -- about 70 kilometers east of Sao Paulo -- and fired at students and staff, the Sao Paulo government said on its official Twitter account earlier Wednesday.

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At least eight people were killed Wednesday in a shooting at a school near Sao Paulo, Brazil, according to the country's military police.

Two armed men wearing hoods entered the State School Raul Brasil in the town of Suzano - about 70 kilometers east of Sao Paulo - and fired at students and staff, the Sao Paulo government said on its official Twitter account earlier Wednesday.

More than 10 people were injured, according to local media.

Five students and two school officials were killed in the shooting, the Sao Paulo government said. Six of the victims died at the scene, two others at a hospital, according to police.

Students at the school range in age from 11 to 18, officials said.

Suzano police confirmed to CNN that the two attackers killed themselves.

The shooters arrived at the school during the lunch break, police said.

They first shot an education coordinator and a supervisor before opening fire on students in the schoolyard, according to police. The gunmen also went to the school's linguistic center, where students hid in a classroom.

The shooters committed suicide in a corridor, police said.

Before entering the school, the gunmen shot a man who was working at a car wash in front of the school. The man was hospitalized and undergoing surgery, police said.

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At least eight people were killed Wednesday in a shooting at a school near Sao Paulo, Brazil, according to the country's military police. Two armed men wearing hoods entered the State School Raul Brasil in the town of Suzano - about 70 kilometers east of Sao Paulo - and fired at students and staff, the Sao Paulo government said on its official Twitter account earlier Wednesday.

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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Monday that 28-year-old Kirk Taylor Martin, of Acworth, is facing multiple charges including aggravated sexual battery, aggravated assault, criminal attempt to commit sodomy, false imprisonment and obstructing an emergency call.

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A fired corrections officer in Georgia has been arrested on rape and assault charges after police said he allegedly held a woman against her will for hours.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Monday that 28-year-old Kirk Taylor Martin, of Acworth, is facing multiple charges including aggravated sexual battery, aggravated assault, criminal attempt to commit sodomy, false imprisonment and obstructing an emergency call.

Officials said he was arrested Friday after the victim was able to contact someone outside her home after being held there by Martin from the afternoon of March 7 until the early hours of March 8.

Martin's mug shots show him covered with dozens of bloody scratch marks on his neck and chest that police said were inflicted by the victim during a violent struggle, the Dalton Daily Citizen-News reported.
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According to court documents, Murray County sheriff's deputies responded to the home after the alleged victim called 911. During that call, a man reportedly took the phone away from the person calling for help, NewsChannel9 reported.

Upon their arrival, Martin reportedly told deputies he had "f----- up" and that he had "let things get too far."

The 28-year-old reportedly told deputies that he and the victim had recently broken up and he had entered the home using his spare key.

Martin told officials the victim was in the shower when he entered the home and he tried to engage in sexual intercourse with her, but she resisted. He then allegedly pinned her down to keep her from fighting back.
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The victim told investigators that Martin allegedly used an object to penetrate her while holding her down by choking her. She said she thought she would pass out, the affidavit said.

Court documents say Martin then locked her in a closet, before letting her out after she calmed him down by saying they could get back together.

According to her account, the victim was able to contact her mother, who then called the police.

When Martin learned police had been called, he allegedly threatened to kill himself - grabbing a firearm off her nightstand. But he reportedly got scared and put both down, the affidavit said.
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Martin worked as a jailer from March 2017 until he was fired in April 2018. Murray County sheriff's Deputy Chief Jimmy Davenport told the Dalton Daily Citizen-News that Martin was fired after multiple violations of jail policy, including giving an inmate the wrong prescription medication.

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Former detention officer arrested on rape charges, covered in scratches in mug shot

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A fired corrections officer in Georgia has been arrested on rape and assault charges after police said he allegedly held a woman against her will for hours. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced Monday that 28-year-old Kirk Taylor Martin, of Acworth, is facing multiple charges including aggravated sexual battery, aggravated assault, criminal attempt to commit sodomy, false imprisonment and obstructing an emergency call.

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Two armed men wearing face masks entered a Brazilian elementary school Wednesday and shot and killed at least six children who were on their snack breaks, as well as two school officials, before fatally turning their guns on themselves, police said.

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Reuters 1 hr ago By Leonardo Benassatto

SUZANO, Brazil, March 13 (Reuters) - Two armed men wearing face masks entered a Brazilian elementary school Wednesday and shot and killed at least six children who were on their snack breaks, as well as two school officials, before fatally turning their guns on themselves, police said.

Ten people, including the gunmen, were killed in total, Sao Paulo police said.

The unidentified gunmen, who appeared to be between 20 and 25 years of age, shot and killed a worker at a nearby car wash before their attack at the Raul Brasil school, police said. More than 1,000 children aged between 11 and 15 attend classes there.

Another 17 people - mostly school kids - were shot and injured, and several of them were in serious condition, said police, who were not yet aware of a motive for the violence.

Marcelo Salles, commander of police forces in Sao Paulo state, spoke just outside the school and said that in his over three decades of service, he had "never seen anything like this, it was an unspeakably brutal crime."

Salles said the gunmen used at least one .38 caliber pistol, along with homemade bombs and a crossbow. Police arrived eight minutes after the shooting started and did not confront the gunmen, who had already killed themselves, he said.

A homemade video taken during the shooting and aired by Globo TV showed children screaming, running and begging for their lives as loud shots were heard all around.

Security cameras from homes near the school showed children climbing and jumping over a white wall that surrounds the Raul Brasil building, and sprinting down streets, screaming for help.

School shootings are rare in Brazil, even though the country is one of the world's most violent, with more annual homicides than any other. The last major school shooting was in 2011, when 12 children were shot dead by a former pupil in Rio de Janeiro.

While gun laws are extremely strict in Brazil, it is not difficult to illegally purchase a weapon.

Police said the two men, who they did not believe were former students at the school, entered the building and started shooting at about 9:30 a.m. local time.

Another shooting took place about 500 meters from the Raul Brasil school shortly before the killings at the school, but it was not yet clear if the two incidents were related.

Sao Paulo Governor Joao Doria said as he stood outside the school that "our solidarity goes out to the families of the victims."

"I was shocked with the scenes I saw inside that school," Doria said. "It is the saddest thing I have seen in my life." (Reporting by Leonardo Benassatto in Suzano, Brad Brooks in Sao Paulo and Pedro Fonseca in Rio de Janeiro; Additional reporting by Caroline Mandl in Sao Paulo; Writing by Brad Brooks; Editing by Bernadette Baum)

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10 dead, including 6 kids, in 'unspeakably brutal' Brazil shooting; 17 hurt

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Two armed men wearing face masks entered a Brazilian elementary school Wednesday and shot and killed at least six children who were on their snack breaks, as well as two school officials, before fatally turning their guns on themselves, police said.

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The Giants had star WR Odell Beckham for 4 years. Now, he got traded to the Cleveland Browns.

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The New York Giants always kept just a tiny bit of daylight when they talked about Odell Beckham, Jr., just enough wiggle room to keep alive the absurd notion of trading their most electrifying player.

"We didn't sign Odell to trade him," general manager Dave Gettleman said, as recently as the NFL Scouting Combine just a few weeks ago.

Another thing he has said: You don't give up on talent.

Apparently, the Giants do.

On Tuesday night, the Giants effectively blew up their franchise, trading Beckham to the Cleveland Browns less than a year after giving him a massive contract extension. It sent the Giants into the most awkward and nonsensical kind of rebuild -- a nearly complete one, but one that will, apparently, still feature 38-year-old Eli Manning.

It's frankly hard to see what the Giants' plan is, unless they have one more dramatic move in their future. In the space of a handful of days, they have given up on three of the most talented players on their team -- Landon Collins, Olivier Vernon and now Beckham -- and for their troubles they got a starting guard (Kevin Zeitler), the Browns' first-round draft pick, the last pick of the third round and safety Jabrill Peppers, a former first-round pick.

There is plenty of time to question whether that is adequate compensation, and for that matter why they didn't trade Collins last season rather than letting him go for nothing. What is unquestionable is that the Giants' attempt at a competitive rebuild should be over. These moves make a modicum of sense only if the next one is the one they dread most of all. What is the point of keeping Manning -- no matter how much better the offensive line should be at protecting him -- if you just took out of his arsenal one of the most dangerous receivers in the game.

The mess is wholly of the Giants' creation and it goes back a few years. They botched a chance to see a possible heir apparent on the field when Ben McAdoo was still the coach in 2017, even as Manning struggled on a sub-par team. When Gettleman and coach Pat Shurmur arrived last year, they convinced themselves the Giants could again be Super Bowl contenders with just a few moves. So instead of selecting a quarterback from a loaded draft class in 2018, they took running back Saquon Barkley; a superb, dynamic player, but a running back nonetheless. They gave Beckham the extension, which at least suggested that he and Barkley would be the cornerstones of some future incarnation and, perhaps, enough to push the Giants out of mediocrity immediately. Their other moves did not turn out as well, and the Giants floundered again. And now this cratering of an offseason.

Point to Beckham's sometimes immature theatrics off the field all you like. He is a transcendent player, a hard worker and a well-liked teammate who was never in any actual legal trouble. He is a superstar and the kind of player who keeps opposing defensive coordinators awake at night. The Giants were willing to forsake that kind of threat in a league that continues to tilt toward scoring to relieve themselves of what appeared on the outside to be merely a headache.

That is a failure of the entire organization -- of the talent evaluators, obviously, who have not been able to keep the Giants competitive. But also of the coaches going all the way back even to Tom Coughlin, who could not figure out a way to manage Beckham in a way that would get the best out of him while minimizing the occasional flareups.

It is time to stop pretending. This would seem to be an unspoken admission that the current regime underestimated just how much of a rebuild was needed and this is now the unsightly but necessary course correction. The Giants are not a few tweaks away from contention. They are perhaps a few years away. They now have significant draft capital to rebuild, but that assumes they hit on all those picks, the ones they will have to use on a pass rusher and perhaps -- yes, finally -- a young quarterback. Barkley is a building block, but he is just one, and the Giants now need many more, including, alas, at wide receiver.

What they need even more urgently is a direction.

The Giants have more troubling questions to answer than who they will draft. They have to ask if they have the right people in place to forge that direction. It is ironic that Gettleman made this deal with the Browns, a team that had collected draft picks while scuffling along in fits and starts of failed decisions. The Browns, with general manager John Dorsey in place, have finally put the pieces together to assemble a young, talented roster.

Maybe the Giants will be that kind of hopeful team again, too. They are assembling the draft picks they need for an overhaul. But they are also making head-scratching decisions, stumbling through seasons, searching for steadiness. They look, in short, much less like the new Browns than the old ones.

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Odell Beckham Jr. trade fallout: N.Y. Giants' plan hard to see

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The New York Giants always kept just a tiny bit of daylight when they talked about Odell Beckham, Jr., just enough wiggle room to keep alive the absurd notion of trading their most electrifying player. "We didn't sign Odell to trade him," general manager Dave Gettleman said, as recently as the NFL Scouting Combine just a few weeks ago.

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A police officer in Arkansas is on the hood of a moving car that had been reported stolen when he fires 15 times into the vehicle's windshield, killing the driver, stunning dashcam video shows.  The Little Rock Police Department released footage of the Feb. 22 incident on Thursday, which Mayor Frank Scott said was part of an effort to be "accountable, clear and transparent" in a statement posted to Twitter.

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A police officer in Arkansas is on the hood of a moving car that had been reported stolen when he fires 15 times into the vehicle's windshield, killing the driver, stunning dashcam video shows.

The Little Rock Police Department released footage of the Feb. 22 incident on Thursday, which Mayor Frank Scott said was part of an effort to be "accountable, clear and transparent" in a statement posted to Twitter.

Scott said the department compiled dashcam footage, video from nearby businesses' security cameras, and radio traffic to create a nearly 25-minute video showing the confrontation between Officer Charles Starks and 30-year-old Bradley Blackshire.
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Starks was responding to a call after a detective confirmed that Blackshire was driving a car that was reported stolen.

In the video released by police, Starks can be seen walking up to Blackshire's car with a gun drawn and instructing him to get out of the car multiple times. The 30-year-old refuses, asking "What did I do?" and "What are you going to shoot me for?" before slowing accelerating and hitting the officer.

Starks then fires into the windshield multiple times before Berkshire stops and the officer leans on the hood. Berkshire then continues to drive the car with Starks on the hood, leading the police officer to shoot at the vehicle's windshield several more times.

Starks stops shooting and gets off the car after a moment -- but then Little Rock officer Michael Simpson arrives and crashes into Blackshire's vehicle.

Another angle of the incident shows Blackshire's car rolling into a fence as officers yell "get your f____ hands up!" and "don't f____ move!"

After the car stops, Starks tells a female passenger to get on the ground. He handcuffs her, and she says Blackshire had just picked her up and that he had a gun. The officers radioed for an ambulance, but Blackshire died at the scene.
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Police said Starks sustained an unspecified injury to his right leg and was released from the hospital the same day. The other officer and female passenger in the vehicle were not injured.

Starks turned in his badge and gun when the department relieved him of duty in the days after the shooting, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He is still being paid, pending the investigation into the shooting. Disciplinary records reviewed by the paper showed Starks has been reprimanded 10 times since 2015, leading to nearly a month's worth of suspensions.

Little Rock Interim Chief of Police Wayne Bewley said in the video that an initial criminal investigation has been completed and the file has been handed to prosecutors to determine if charges will be filed. The administrative investigation is ongoing to determine if the officer's actions were in compliance with department policy.
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The Little Rock Fraternal Order of Police has said that Starks deserves due process and that the community should reserve judgment until the investigation concludes. In a statement after the shooting, the union said the shooting could have been avoided if Blackshire complied with Stark's commands and showed him his hands.

The family of the 30-year-old watched the video before it was released to the public, FOX16 reported.

In a statement released through an attorney, the family said: "The video confirms our assessment that Charles Starks employed an unreasonable and excessive amount of force."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Arkansas police officer fires at least 15 times into car while on hood in deadly shooting caught on video

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A police officer in Arkansas is on the hood of a moving car that had been reported stolen when he fires 15 times into the vehicle's windshield, killing the driver, stunning dashcam video shows. The Little Rock Police Department released footage of the Feb.

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Strong winds in Ukraine blew a baby stroller - and the 3-year-old strapped in it - into the choppy waters of the Black Sea Monday, prompting a hectic scene when the mother jumped in to save her child and a passerby dove in to rescue both.

The incident took place near Odessa's Arcadia beach during a time when the Eastern European country was being battered by hurricane-like winds which tore roofs off buildings and uprooted trees

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Strong winds in Ukraine blew a baby stroller - and the 3-year-old strapped in it - into the choppy waters of the Black Sea Monday, prompting a hectic scene when the mother jumped in to save her child and a passerby dove in to rescue both.

The incident took place near Odessa's Arcadia beach during a time when the Eastern European country was being battered by hurricane-like winds which tore roofs off buildings and uprooted trees.
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Passerby Vasily Buscharov, from Odessa, told BBC Ukraine he saw a man remove his clothes and dive into water about 10-feet deep. Thirty seconds later, he saw a woman, still wearing a long black coat pushed back up on the pier. Seconds later, the child followed. The stroller, though, ended up sinking to the bottom.

It is unknown why the mother or child were standing near the water. Their identities have not been released.
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Bad weather has been battering the region. Close to 540 towns and villages in Ukraine lost electricity after strong winds pummeled power lines. The weather has also led to the deaths of three people and caused widespread property damage.

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Baby blown into Black Sea, mother jumps in, passerby dives in to save both

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Strong winds in Ukraine blew a baby stroller - and the 3-year-old strapped in it - into the choppy waters of the Black Sea on Monday, prompting a hectic scene when the mother jumped in to save her child and a passerby dove in to rescue both.

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A man is charged with murder after a 9-year-old was found dead in a duffel bag.

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A man is now charged with murder after a 9-year-old was found dead in a duffel bag

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Emiel Hunt, 39, was charged Tuesday in the death of Trinity Love Jones. Trinity's body was found March 5 in light brush near an equestrian trail in Hacienda Heights.

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A defrocked Roman Catholic priest who was among nearly 200 New Jersey priests facing accusations of sexual abuse was shot and killed in a Las Vegas suburb, officials said Tuesday. John Capparelli, 70, was found dead Saturday inside the kitchen of his Henderson home with a gunshot wound to his neck, said Nicole Charlton, the Clark County Coroner’s Office medical examiner. Capparelli had moved into the $319,000 home in August 2016, according to property records.

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A defrocked Roman Catholic priest who was among nearly 200 New Jersey priests facing accusations of sexual abuse was shot and killed in a Las Vegas suburb, officials said Tuesday.

John Capparelli, 70, was found dead Saturday inside the kitchen of his Henderson home with a gunshot wound to his neck, said Nicole Charlton, the Clark County Coroner's Office medical examiner. Capparelli had moved into the $319,000 home in August 2016, according to property records.
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Police believe Capparelli died amid "suspicious circumstances," but authorities haven't divulged details as to whether there's a suspect in his death or if the killing had anything to do with the abuse allegations.

"Preliminary investigation indicates the victim died of suspicious circumstances, and the incident is being investigated as a homicide," police said in a statement, according to NJ.com. "A suspect has not been identified at this time and police are following up on developed leads."

Capparelli, who was included last month on a list of 180 priests facing abuse allegations as named by five New Jersey dioceses, was a math tutor for high school and college students.

Joann D'Angelo, a neighbor, told the Associated Press that Capparelli lived alone.

"He was a very quiet man," she said. "He minded his own business."

Capparelli was among the priests accused of groping and brutalizing teen boys in the 1970s and 1980s and was defrocked in 1992, according to an NJ.com report last month. He later worked as a public school math teacher in the Newark, N.J., School District but agreed to have his teaching licenses revoked in 2011 when the allegations first emerged.
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Capparelli was also accused of running a website featuring young men wrestling in revealing bathing suits.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Defrocked priest accused of abusing teenage boys fatally shot in Nevada, police say

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A defrocked Roman Catholic priest who was among nearly 200 New Jersey priests facing accusations of sexual abuse was shot and killed in a Las Vegas suburb, officials said Tuesday. John Capparelli, 70, was found dead Saturday inside the kitchen of his Henderson home with a gunshot wound to his neck, said Nicole Charlton, the Clark County Coroner's Office medical examiner.